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I presume the Configurator goes live when Jeep UK have finished Friday morning tea and biscuits.
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Just a short report after a long trip with the Rubicon 2.2 diesel.
660 km (80 of them inside a big caotic capital , Prague with huge queues- the balance onky on highway)..Max speed reached without ANY effort :145 km/h...Average speed 115 km/h so that means I was quite often over 130 km/h..Total consumption 8.9 lt/100 km..with an engine that has about 1400 km total...I am super happy for the confort and the noise (acceptable for my standards)..Brilliant engine..low consumption considering we were 4 people on board and engine is new (> 26 mph/gallon)..Good job Rubicon..

Is 145km/h the max speed because it is electronically limited or just the wind stopping you?
Is the same for all models?
Not that I want to go much faster with a wrangler, it is just curiosity.
 

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No Petrol engine prices yet? My dealer implied that it may be a bit more expensive than the diesel. Regardless I’m still getting a Jeep, as it’s my dream vehicle.

I’ll likely go for the Sahara 4 door as the overland doesn’t offer that much more and Rubicon is for off-road enthusiasts. (I do plan to go off-roading but it’ll be my primary vehicle) Also Sahara has cloth seats which i prefer to Leather. Soft top is also a must as the hardtop seems like a pain to take off and store somewhere. I’ll also likely go for bright colours such as Firecracker red or Hellayella.

I honestly cannot wait, I have been saving up a large deposit for a brand new Jeep Wrangler for a while. The 2.0 turbo is a plus due to smaller engine and better MPG.

I am a bit skeptical of the Keyless entry/start though. I was hoping that would be an option rather than standard. All these keyless thefts I hear of worry me.
 

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Buon giorno il mio nome e Paolo e scrivo dall'Italia io sono un possessore JKU appena sostituito con JLU Stingrey rubicon 2.0 benzina dovrebbe arrivare prima settimana di novembre
 

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Petrol is actually 4K cheaper than diesel, at least in Poland.
Anyway let’s wait for FCA decisions about trackbar’s mount welding. When looking from under - the quality of this car is poor.
 

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No Petrol engine prices yet? My dealer implied that it may be a bit more expensive than the diesel. Regardless I’m still getting a Jeep, as it’s my dream vehicle.

I’ll likely go for the Sahara 4 door as the overland doesn’t offer that much more and Rubicon is for off-road enthusiasts. (I do plan to go off-roading but it’ll be my primary vehicle) Also Sahara has cloth seats which i prefer to Leather. Soft top is also a must as the hardtop seems like a pain to take off and store somewhere. I’ll also likely go for bright colours such as Firecracker red or Hellayella.

I honestly cannot wait, I have been saving up a large deposit for a brand new Jeep Wrangler for a while. The 2.0 turbo is a plus due to smaller engine and better MPG.

I am a bit skeptical of the Keyless entry/start though. I was hoping that would be an option rather than standard. All these keyless thefts I hear of worry me.
I really hope that the UK offering mirrors the rest of Europe. Obviously I really want a soft top as standard but I also really like the idea of being able to spec the car with a traditional key.

Even on launch day it is all a bit opaque.

You won’t regret buying a Wrangler though.
 

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Downloadable JL brochure on Jeep UK site says soft top only as part of Dual Top option ( e.g. with hardtop too.)

Makes me wonder if some of the other choices available in Europe may not happen.
 

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No Petrol engine prices yet? My dealer implied that it may be a bit more expensive than the diesel. Regardless I’m still getting a Jeep, as it’s my dream vehicle.
Typical FCA UK. Elsewhere in Europe, petrol and diesel models are priced the same. In the UK, the petrol *should* be slightly cheaper because it pays a lower rate of first year road tax.

The petrol model is due in December.
 

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Is 145km/h the max speed because it is electronically limited or just the wind stopping you?
Is the same for all models?
Not that I want to go much faster with a wrangler, it is just curiosity.
Hi..
No the car was still pushing..I just didn't want to let her go..so I don't know the limit yet.In the meantime since last day..the total average consumption has lowered a little from 8.9 to 8.6 lt/100 km ..
 

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There are some rumors in Italy..it seems that all deliveries have been stopped and delivered cars will be recalled..Did someone ear something similar?
 

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Yes. Frames, especially track bar mounts, are really badly welded. FCA tried to hide this problem and was not reacting for 3 months. Finally they have to recall vehicles, exchange (!) some of them and check all not sold yet.
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